Monthly Archives: June 2015

Workshops – 2 places free of charge

Posted on June 25, 2015 by councilhousepublishing

Please bring your laptop or similar. We are going to set up a WordPress site. You are going to learn all the widgets, gadgets, tools and ultimately how to publish your information on line. You will then learn how to … Continue reading →

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Branding and Blogging your book #2

Posted on June 22, 2015 by councilhousepublishing

Blogging is the telling of the story behind the book or artwork. It’s the back story. It’s the stuff that makes the artist tick and the reason we connect with them. Blogging is not just self-promotion. Blogging is a reaching-out … Continue reading →

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Branding and Blogging your product

Posted on June 16, 2015 by councilhousepublishing

Women only! With all thanks to Women@Work, I am delighted to be able to offer you a free workshop. This first session will focus on your unique selling point. That is, finding the fabulous within your product. Whether you have … Continue reading →

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Thrillers With Attitude Literary Smorgasbord: Orla Broderick

Posted on June 11, 2015 by councilhousepublishing

Originally posted on thrillers with attitude:
If you have ever been anywhere near a writing group or book festival of any kind, you will know that writers come in all shapes and sizes, from big, robust circles, to tiny, stabby…

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The Moray Steiner School

Posted on June 10, 2015 by councilhousepublishing

“First of all there’s silence. There’s a still calm” she says. She tells me this helps her think. It’s easier to concentrate if all the kids are quiet. She tells me the teacher left the classroom for five minutes and … Continue reading →

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Sarah Snowdrop, my daughter.

Posted on June 4, 2015 by councilhousepublishing

She’s having more bother here at her new school in Kinloss. The problem this time is her reading. She’s so bright, she’s so so bright and she’s already reading, digesting and understanding adult literary prize winning contemporary women’s fiction and … Continue reading →

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